MOJO Magazine

 The cover is quite busy, with a lot of information that is 'right in your face.' Neil Young is written in the largest type, implying that he is very essential and a vital aspect of this publication. The texts are well-organized and to the side; none of them conceal his face; instead, they go behind him, emphasising his importance. Most music publications have around the same number of cover lines as this one, but not all of them are as well-organized. "When the music calls, you go with it," he says, demonstrating his relaxed demeanour and willingness to go with the flow. "From harvest to barn: in his own field" This demonstrates that the magazine contains some humour because it is a pun about harvest. field of his own" suggests that he may be unconventional, with his own style and genre of music. The major colours are yellow and black since the lighting is yellowish, and the font is yellow and red to complement the lighting. Because there is little of it, yet enough to appeal to the naked eye, the accent colour is orange and black. There is a cover mount on this, which isn't usual of mojo.